"The goals of the Open Font License (OFL) are to stimulate worldwide development of collaborative font projects, to support the font creation efforts of academic and linguistic communities, and to provide a free and open framework in which fonts may be shared and improved in partnership with others."

❖ Cleaned up the vector paths and omitted extraneous nodes for precision, as they previously had been jagged upon reexamination.

❖ Readjusted the overall spacing.

❖ Aligned the kerning for specific character pairs (e.g. lowercase double 'o's were adjusted closer together than default).

❖ BUG FIXES: the lowercase 'h' glyph had previously caused adjacent characters to be placed behind it instead of to the right due to an alignment mismatch. This also had caused the letters to overlap each other.

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The installation steps on the Windows 10 operating system are as follows:

There are two that I provide: the OpenType font (.otf) and the TrueType font (.ttf). For the most part, there is no difference between the two, but I recommend that you install the .otf file, as it is more versatile and updated. I believe that you can install the .otf file on Mac OS as well. The .ttf font is better for older operating systems that may not support OpenType.

After you download either of the files, it may appear as follows on your screen. Simply double-click the file icon and select 'Install' located at the upper right-hand corner of the window, and wait a couple seconds for the installation to complete. You can refer to the GIF steps below.

I do not know how the font is to be used on mobile editing apps, but I believe you are to download the .otf file and, using a file explorer, move the file to the designated font folder of your editing app. If you have further insight into this (which I unfortunately do not), please leave a comment below to help others out.

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Once it is installed, you can use this font in your favourite digital software to bring out your inner Potions Master. Here's some potential inspiration for you Snape enthusiasts...

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① Use it on Microsoft Word and write your essays as the elusive Half Blood Prince.

Chemistry is the closest we can get to Potions, alas.

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② Create authentic detention slips for people you *strongly dislike*.

Professor Snape would be impressed.

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③ Make Snape-ish edits and aesthetics.

I provide this GIF edit as a sample for you to use, located in the same Google Drive folder as the font files. Feel free to download the HD version from there and use it wherever you want, but please credit me accordingly.

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④ Get Severus Snape's autograph.

The HD version of this file is also provided in the Drive folder for your own use. It is a GIF file to preserve the background transparency. Please credit me accordingly.

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Once again, this font is under the SIL OSL and is NOT for commercial use. If you choose to use my fonts and/or edits, please attribute credit to me accordingly by linking my profile page on your work (http://aminoapps.com/p/3z0409) out of respect for the effort that it took me to bring this font to you.

If you want, you could also PM me your work, and I would love to see where your creativity takes you with this font.

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